The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-06-23


n. ANTHONY, JR.. ol Ieaven
worth, returned 20 his home j ester
day, having graduated from the
military school At Orchard Lake
Mich. II young Anthony's pattern
Is the same az his parent, the colo
mel, ne will be d warrior with the
proves Of those We read Of In his
tory. With the senior Dan Ct Is
war 70 fhe kuifr. and knife TO the
hilt."
WHERE viii you go on the
Fourihs lou have the ehsnre 81
Gypsum City. Junction City, Ne
Craeken and Marquette which places
havefor warded special invitation
with other places to hear from. OF
course. our inquiry is Rade With the
proyiso that Salina viii not eeie-
brate, as present appearances indi-
date
ABOUT fifty acres in East Atchi-
son was washed away by the high
water Of the Missouri river last Fri
day. A number Of dwellings were
swept away, and a. a report annOun-
ces the ground on which these resi-
denecs stood "went whirling on its
way 10 the Gulf"
THE Wallace Register has put in
a power press, and the town is TO
have water works. Verify western
Kansas is making rapid strides.
Wallace itself has a thousand pOpu-
lati0n, which is more than the
county had a year ago.
THE Abilene Gazette says the
Santa Fe traeklayers have reached
Enterprise, and will be compelled
10 wait three OF four days for the
completion Of the bridge, when they
will push on towards Abilene.
THE Union Pacific is preparing to
become an important competitor Of
the Santa Fe in a southern direction.
should we obtain the Santa Fe in
Salina, we ould have all the advan-
tages Of a rOugh-and-tumble fight
between these great corporations.
THE first train west Of the ALLIE
cheney mountains with crude pc
troleum as the fuel for its locomotive
tender, arrived at Pittsburg, Pa, on
time, and there was no annoyance
to passengers from smoke or Gin
ders.
IL regard to the matter Of the re-
turn uf the rebel flags, the Governors
Of Alabama, North Carolina, Virgin
ia and louisiana favored the project,
but il was opposed by Governor Cor
don, Of Georgia.
THE council OF administration of
the G.. 4. r. meet at the Copeland
hotel, Topeka, to-day. Now, il it
shall provide for the holding Of a
reunion this fall It will have done
we'll.
THE Junction City UHion has been
favored with several scholarly arti-
cles ON different tropics from the
pen Of ar. II" Robert Henderson,
we hclieve.}
TnE bonds for the Minneapolis,
Lincoln & southwestern railroad
company carried in Minneapolis,
Monday. without Il dissenting vote.
TIM Chautauqua assembly at
Winfield closed Saturday, and ex-
Senator Bruce addressed a vast
throng on "The Race Problem"
TIE labor party in Kentucky have
full ticket. Kentucky
will soon have that solid democratic
vote cut in two.
THE ragged battle-fiag aud staff
will be very expensive cOat-of-arms
for the Democrats in the next cam
paign.
MAXWELL, the murderer, will
hang, as the supreme court at st.
Louis has confirmed the finding Of
the lower court.
The Ladies Aid society will give an
ice cream festival in the Trenton
Hall, Saturday evening, July End.
The public is most cordially invited
TO attend. Sec'y.
The Art Interchange, New York,
William WhltlOck, publisher, for
MAY is received. The number con-
Lains in colOrs "an ideal head, by
Miss T. &. King. fuuuii of Heunerl